
Bitcoin grabs 77% of $1.3 billion crypto fund surge as BlackRock leads the rebound
Investors poured $1.3 billion into Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds over three sessions, with more than $1 billion flowing into Bitcoin alone.

Investors poured $1.3 billion into Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds over three sessions, with more than $1 billion flowing into Bitcoin alone.

Its holdings were valued at $5.21 million on June 30, while order economics and sale timing remain undisclosed.

The draft cuts per-slot limits as slots shorten, squeezing leader handoffs and off-chain timing without raising the theoretical CU-per-second ceiling.

SOL Strategies says roughly C$22 million of digital assets remain unencumbered while it works through C$37.33 million of current liabilities.

Yakovenko’s Solana-funded acquisition idea leaves the legal buyer, ownership structure and control of company revenue unresolved.

Anza’s 50,000 SOL pool unlocks by severity, while changing eligibility and duplicate rules leave researchers bearing the filing risk.

Coinbase warned later Noble deposits may not be recoverable, while its notice left the cutoff’s clock time unspecified.

The first slot-time gates were still pending, while the 90% rent cut and 4,096-byte transactions lacked confirmed starts.

Oxbridge supplied $744,623 to T20 and T42 while third parties provided $37,143, and filings do not disclose the purchaser mix for three HCI-linked placements.

The paper trail instead reveals Binance pricing failures, on-chain ADL and a disclosure gap regulators have yet to close.

Restaked rewards did not supply operating cash, while asset sales, a divestiture and equity financing supported the quarter.

Sellers are showing signs of exhaustion, but weak ETF demand and historically thin spot liquidity are preventing Bitcoin from following stocks higher.